[ SECRET POST #2721 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2721 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I understood Jareth/Sarah a bit more than Beetlejuice/Lydia. Possibly on the shallow end because Jareth was David Bowie and Beetlejuice had no sense of hygiene, but in a different sense because Jareth was a Fae, with all the child-stealing, glamour-wearing, alien thought processes that went with it, whereas Beetlejuice was a ghost and presumably once human, which made his skeeve-factor much higher. Also, because he generally acted way pervier (the wedding scene), whereas Jareth was more subtle and -while intimidating and playing by exact words- also generally sticking to what was actually asked of him.

Possibly it should be the other way around, as Beetlejuice is a more obvious and hopefully avoidable threat, while Jareth is more insidious. But Jareth always felt more like a test of strength and will rather than a threat to safety and freedom, unlike Beetlejuice.

Also, I just like the Fae. Pervy ghosts with an utter lack of personal hygiene just don't have the same mystique.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

I pretty much agree with you completely. I also think there's a difference between immortal beings vs dead ones when it comes to shipping (hence why I'm not a big fan of vampires either.)